Category Archives: Local News

Excitement is in the air for the new Kinsmen Express II ride at the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo. The new electric and trackless train will give tours around the zoo to adults and children, ...

The Saskatoon Fire Department (SFD) got a request from the Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) to get someone out of the South Saskatchewan River near the Victoria Bridge on Saturday night. The SFD receive...

Police in Saskatoon are investigating a possible shooting that took place in the early hours of Canada Day. Officers were called to Avenue P South just before 2 a.m. Friday after reports that shots ha...

Thousands of people enjoyed Canada's 155th birthday on Friday, but not everyone felt like celebrating. An Indigenous-led group called Chokecherry Studios hosted a Cancel Canada Day event in downtown S...

After reaching the USports final and earning silver in men's basketball without a head coach last season, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies won't face the same challenge if they make it back this...

Get ready to walk or ride your bike if you want to take in Canada Day celebrations in Saskatoon. There will be a lot of road closures to allow for vendors, events and other celebrations to take place....

Several key COVID-19 metrics continue to decline in Saskatchewan, according to the weekly report from the Ministry of Health. This will be the last weekly update, as the Province moves to monthly repo...

Saskatchewan's finances are recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic faster than anticipated, according to Finance Minister Donna Harpauer. Harpauer released Volume 1 of Saskatchewan's Public Accounts 20...

Communities in east central Saskatchewan are cleaning up after three tornadoes touched down in that area Wednesday. Wynard, Wadena and Foam Lake were three of the areas hit by the tornadoes that made ...

A tripartite agreement between Zagim Anishinabk, a First Nation in southern Saskatchewan, and the governments of Canada and Saskatchewan will settle a land entitlement claim dating back to 1874. In 18...